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Erin Patterson is set to appeal her convictions after being returned to prison, and a legal expert says the families involved could potentially claim compensation against the wealthy killer.
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9th July 2025
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Erin Patterson set to appeal, as families could claim compo
Erin Patterson is set to appeal her convictions after being returned to prison, and a legal expert says the families involved could potentially claim compensation against the wealt...
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The author of the cookbook from which triple murderer Erin Patterson drew inspiration for her deadly beef wellingtons has pleaded for people to stop contacting her, saying somethin...
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AFL investigating aggressive and heinous Voss threat
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‘Motivated by greed’: ATO staff caught in $2b GST fraud
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Albanese urged to tackle ‘difficult’ topics during China visit
Security experts say Anthony Albanese should embrace tough topics and other disgareements with Beijing during his upcoming visit to China.
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Protester stood down from job after Miznon bird flipping stunt
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Cars forced to swerve as four people sprint along West Gate
Motorists on Melbourne’s West Gate Bridge were left stunned on Tuesday night as four people ran along the major freeway, causing cars to have to swerve to avoid them.
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Panahi: League only has itself to blame for dire state of AFLW
The highly political AFLW is a massive drain on the league with low attendance levels, a shrinking TV audience and massive losses but as is often the case with the AFL it’s a probl...
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Trade wrap: Where 15 off-contract veterans stand, McKay’s call
There’s a number of club favourites pushing their case for a new deal — but will they get their wish? Plus the Pies’ draft bounty, the latest on Harry McKay, Lloyd Meek and more in...
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WATCH: Surprise Aussie act that brought The Castle cast closer
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‘More risks’: Veteran lifts lid on ADF binge drinking culture
Ameer Anderson’s struggles with alcohol reflects a broader problem in the ADF where drinking is both a bonding ritual and a dangerous crutch for coping with stress. Watch the video...
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‘Soul crushing’: Why RBA made shock call to hold interest rates
The Reserve Bank Governor has revealed why it made the ‘soul-crushing’ decision to keep interest rates on hold despite a cut being widely tipped and an economy ‘on life support’.
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Aussie duo through to Wimbledon semis as Cruz Hewitt crashes out
Two Australians have made it through to the doubles semi-finals at Wimbledon, while Cruz Hewitt’s campaign in the junior tournament came to a thudding end..
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‘Thank you for loving her’: Tributes flow for Gogglebox grandma
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A year ago, the Blues were putting GWS to the sword and looking every bit a flag fancy. Then it all quickly changed. Ed Bourke charts the year from hell that has unfolded for Carlt...
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Mum haunted by alleged childcare monster’s private babysitting offer
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After giving the Yoorrook Indigenous truth-telling and justice inquiry four years to complete its work, the Allan government must ensure the same attention to detail is given to it...
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The battle for the top job of Victoria’s powerful public sector union has taken a shock turn, with leaked emails appearing to show that the opposition have clinched an unlikely vic...
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Pre-made cocktail brand liquidated amid Melb hospitality group turmoil
The collapse of the premium bottled cocktail company marks another blow to the hospitality group behind now-closed Melbourne institutions The Everleigh and Bar Margaux.
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Baby in pram pushed over on Ringwood train
A Kilsyth woman has hurled abuse at a mum and her two young kids on a Ringwood train, before pushing over their pram with a one-year-old baby inside.
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